67 Functions to be discharged only by authority
Local Government Finance Act 1992 (1992 c 14) | Legislation

67  Functions to be discharged only by authority

(1)     [Subject to subsections (2A) to (3A) below,] each of the functions of an authority mentioned in subsection (2) below shall be discharged only by the authority.

(2)     The functions are—

(a)     making a determination under section 8(2)[, 11A][, 11B][, 11C] or [12] [, 12 [11F], 12A or 12B] above;

[(aa)     making or revising a council tax reduction scheme under section 13A(2);]

(b)     making a calculation in accordance with any of sections [31A] to 37 or section [52ZF,] [52I or 52T] or any of sections [42A] to 51 or section [52ZJ,] [52J or 52U] above, whether originally or by way of substitute;

[(bb)     making a calculation in accordance with any of sections 85 to 90 of the Greater London Authority Act 1999;

(bc)     making a substitute calculation

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